Slippery roads trigger multiple injuries in Easter snowstorm
Four people were injured in three accidents and a fifth in a Saturday crash as sheriff deputies blamed hazardous highway conditions from an Easter snowstorm. Victims include 79 year old Katherine Klarer and her grandson Gregory Neumann, plus Lisa Starke and Eugene Bartelt.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Katherine Klarer
16Th Street
Gregory Neumann
Stevensville
Mich
Starke
Roger Starke
Des Plaines
Eugene L. Bartelt
Route 1
Carol LaBorde
21St Avenue
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Gregory
Lisa Starke
Bartett
Mill
Worley C. Miller
Juda
Worley
David Pederson
8Th Avenue
Roger W. Starke
Monroe
Pederson
Cassius Woodle
Loren Elmer
Carol la, Borde
Browntown
King Saud Surrenders Rule to Prince Faisal
Reports say 62 year old King Saud agreed after a long power struggle to turn over virtually full rule to his younger brother Premier Crown Prince Faisal. Informants say the king will soon take a long leave from Saudi Arabia, keeping only the crown in name.
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Saud
Faisal
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Monroe Students head south for Alabama exchange trip
Monroe high school students travel Wednesday to Greenville Alabama for a week of classes and cultural exchanges in the Deep South. The group departs at 7 am and plans stops in Lexington Kentucky and Chattanooga Tennessee before arriving in Montgomery Friday afternoon. They will visit Panama City on Saturday and attend local services and classes while Greenville hosts prior visitors from Michigan's Wyandotte and Monroe.
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Fred R. Simpson
Wyandotte
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Ilinois
Hammond
Gary
Ind
Indianapolis
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Atlanta
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Gulf of Mexico
Wisconsin Rep Johnson Announces Retirement From Congress
Rep Les Johnson of Wisconsin's Ninth District says he will retire at end of term in January after reapportionment split his district. He dodge challenge to Vernon Thomson in the 3rd or Alvin O Konski in the 10th, and will seek new plans after leaving Black River Falls home.
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Lester R. Johnson
Wis
Wisconsin
Congress
Johnson
Vernon Thomson
Alvin E. O’konski
10Th Bath
Black River Falls
Clark County
Melvin R. Laird
Glenn Gives Up Ohio Vote Battle Due to Condition
Former astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. withdrew from the Ohio U.S. Senate race due to injuries from a bathroom fall. Doctors say ongoing condition likely to delay recovery and campaigning, with Glenn telegraphing to remove his name from the Democratic ballot.
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Tex
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I Corps
Columbus
Brown
Democratic State Committee
More Possible Tonight Ties Says Six Left After Snowy Easter
Forecaster Fred Ties of Brod predicts six more snowfalls may occur after a snowy Easter weekend. Monroe reported five inches of snow Saturday and a cold snap kept lows around 10 above zero locally. Temperatures statewide dipped below zero in places with a brief thaw followed by light snow and continued icy road conditions.
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Fred Ties
Brodhead
Ties
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Milwaukee
Sugar River
Eight Wisconsinites Die In Easter Weekend Crashes
Highway crashes killed eight people over Easter weekend and one today, raising Wisconsin 1964 deaths to 210. Victims include Harry E. Fedderson 21 of Sal Cambridge after an icy road crash near Pleasant Spring. his wife 21 in critical condition. Richard Bader 59 of New Holstein died from Saturday crash in which his wife Katherine 53 perished. Clifford Gamble 49 of Duluth died in a three vehicle crash west of Manston on Highway 12 16. Wayne Owens 27 of Sheboygan Falls died when his car skidded into a bridge near Adell. Isabelle Gerken 61 of Wilmette Ill killed in head on crash on Highway 45 south of Hortonville. Earlier victims listed include Thomas Williams 19 of Tomah and Donal Schaetten 19 of Salem.
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Wisconsin
Harry E. Fedderson
Sal Cambridge
Dane County
Pleasant Spring
Fedderson
Stoughton
Richard Bader
New Holstein
Katherine
Green Bay
Clifford Gamble
Duluth
Manston
Juneau County
Sheboygan Falls
Sheboygan
Adell
Isabelle Gerken
Wilmette
Highway 45
Hortonville
Outagamie County
Thomas Williams
Tomah
Donal Schaetten
Salem
Milwaukee Two Alarm Fires Hit City Hotels and Buildings
A pair of two alarm fires in Milwaukee caused about 24000 in damage Sunday. A Towne hotel blaze near Wisconsin Avenue forced around 100 evacuees including Navy personnel. A second fire affected a former sign company building now city owned. Fire Chief Edward Marlow put the damage at 10,000.
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Third Street
Sign Company
John Jurkovich
Hot Springs police survey gambling shutdown impact
Hot Springs Ark policemfall enforcement begins with Gov Faubus order to halt illegal gambling feared to be permanent. Casino operators predict a revival next year while efforts to legalize gambling resurface in the November election. City estimates 25 percent of 28 377 residents will feel the shutdown immediately, as Oaklawn Park reports 22.6 million in mutuel handle with six days left in the 43 day meet.
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Ark
Orval FE
Dan Wolf
Oaklawn Park
Gen MacArthur Weathered Crisis And Kidney Condition
General MacArthur remained in critical condition after an Easter morning emergency in which surgeons removed about eight feet of small intestine from a trapped section in an old hernia. Army Surgeon General Leonard Heaton reported slight improvement, though overall status remained grave.
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Washingson
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Leonard D. Heaton
MacArthur
Heaton
Stabbed U.S. Envoy Reischauer Improves After Bleeding Flareup
U.S. Ambassador Edwin O. Reischauer, 53, is “doing fine” after a flare of gastrointestinal bleeding. Doctors call his condition satisfactory. he is recovering from a stab wound in the right thigh suffered during an attack by a mentally disturbed Japanese assailant.
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U.S
Tokyo
Edwin O. Reischauer
Reischauer
Wallace Issue May Hike Vote
Gov. Wallace of Alabama and Gov. Reynolds of Wisconsin campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination in Wisconsin with an April 7 primary expected to draw about one million voters. Turnout projections by state election supervisor Leo Fahey contrast with preflight estimates of 600000, while the race centers on a penny gasoline tax referendum to fund highway speedups and civil rights bill disputes between parties.
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Associated Press
Wallace
Alabama
Wisconsin
Reynolds
Leo Fahey
Johnson
John W. Byrnes
National Democratic Administration
Senate
Woolworth Plans Purchase Of Weyenberg Shoe Co
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing Co of Milwaukee announced negotiations for sale to F W Woolworth Co for an undisclosed sum. Weyenberg chair says deal contingent on government rulings and Woolworth board approval with stockholder vote if approved. Woolworth to run the business as a separate company with similar organization.
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Smilwaukee
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing Co
Milwaukee
F.W. Woolworth Co
F. W. Weyenberg
Cairman
Woolworth
Weyenberg
Toll of Earthquake Exceeds 100 In Alaska After Wave
Anchorage reports 21 dead 83 missing and 55 injured as tidal waves follow Friday's quake. Kodiak Valdez Seward Whittier Cordova Port Ashton totals and damage estimates rise to $350 million as officials seek federal relief and long term reconstruction begins.
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Kodiak
Valdez
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Whittier
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Port Ashton
Bruce Woodford
Egan
Edward A. McDermott
Johnson
Washington
McDermott
Gulf of Alaska
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